Sentence examples for data catch from inspiring English sources
Like other American forecasters, Ms. Fosler argues, in effect, that once all the data catch up with what is actually happening today, the upturn will turn out to have started about now, nearly a year after the recession began.
How soon before other providers of real-world data catch on that sometimes the best source of data are the users themselves?
This can be done by artificially adding an important delay to the displayed data (catch trials) and see whether the patient notices it-or simply by removing the visual feedback (turning the screen away from the patient) and checking whether he's able to describe what occurs on the screen when he/she voluntarily generates the given behavior.
Economists said they expected numbers for crude oil imports to keep sliding as government data catches up with oil's falling prices and consumption.
The good data caught the attention of Berlin-based Schering AG, the leader in the MRI contrast drug market, which signed up to make MS-325 and combine its own MRI research operations with those of Epix in a joint venture.
Why were other people at Rescue Forensics misrepresenting the product, I asked Dalton, and to the people who very well could have their data caught up in it?
The NASA and Berkeley researchers hope the data will catch the attention of architects and builders.
It falls on Tom Kelley, the marathon's director for race scoring, and several other staff members to comb through race data and catch those who have cheated.
To estimate the size of the unassessed stocks, the team first collected as much information as possible about assessed stocks, including the assessment data, FAO catch data, and data from the FishBase database.
Google, on the other hand, chose to develop their own speech recognition and needed to build a clever system to collect data to catch up to Nuance.
In 2 5 of 40 trials, one of the obstacles suddenly appeared (based on online kinematic data) to catch the subject's left swing leg at mid-swing, usually causing an elevating strategy for balance recovery.
